This past Friday, I received an email that caught not only my attention, but also many others who go to New York Comic Con, arguably the most-attended comics convention each year.

Beat Down Boogie has completed its video spotlight of the cosplayers at the New York Comic Con. I highly recommend checking out these videos as they are well produced and showcase the best of the best at the con.

This week, you’ll hear my interviews with many terrific DC Comics creators, all of which took place at this year’s New York Comic Con from October 6 through 9!

Are comics too popular now?

PRESS RELEASE – VIZ Media, LLC (VIZ Media), a premier company in the fields of publishing, animation distribution, and global entertainment licensing, thrilled legions of fans at its official panel event at the recent 2016 New York Comic Con during which it detailed a host of brand new manga publishing acquisitions.

Titan Comics not only announced a new Robotech series at the New York Comic Con, the publisher also unveiled the cover by Jason and John Waltrip.

PRESS RELEASE – The year was 1975 and an ex-Beatle, at the height of his fame, chose New York City to raise his young family, setting career, adoring fans, and creative contemporaries aside. Just five years later, John Lennon was dead.

During the Voltron panel at the New York Comic Con, the series creators announced we are getting the second season in a few month.

PRESS RELEASE – Things are about to get a little groovier for the 1960s BATMAN comic book series!

PRESS RELEASE – Titan Comics is pleased to announce the upcoming release of an all-new comic series based on the New York Times best selling LOST FLEET SF novels written by best-selling author Jack Campbell, with art by Andre Siregar (Sevara).

According to ReedPOP Senior Vice President Lance Fensterman, the New York Comic sold at least 185,000 tickets for the even that wrapped on Sunday.

During the New York Comic Con pane, Power Rangers fans were treated to the first trailer for the upcoming Power Rangers movie.

As teased last week, Valiant Entertainment has teamed with Bat in the Sun Productions to bring a six episode live action adaptation of its Ninjak character to life.

Spoilerite Jamie Egan was at the New York Comic Con on Friday and Saturday, and shared a number of photos from the show floor. Take the jump for a look at the action and see if you can spot anyone you know.